Coast Guard Gets Third Stinger Vessel
The Belize National Coast Guard received a third Stinger class patrol vessel from the United States to enhance its operations along the coastline.
The Belize National Coast Guard received a third Stinger class patrol vessel from the United States to enhance its operations along the coastline.
Belizean soldiers and officers return from the Trade Winds 2006 exercise in Jamaica, focusing on security for the upcoming Cricket World Cup.
Belize's Ombudsman Paul Rodriguez hosts a meeting of regional ombudsmen to discuss collaboration between Central America and the Caribbean.
Martha Savery and her four children are left homeless after a fire destroyed their home in Belize City.
The Belize Defense Force received US$158,000 worth of uniforms and equipment from the U.S. government to enhance its operational readiness.
A new bridge in San Pedro, financed by Barry Bowen, improves access between the northern and southern parts of the town.
Social Security celebrated its 25th anniversary while addressing past criticisms and discussing the need for legislative reform and modernization of its governing regulations.
The Belize Transport Authority will take over the management of bus terminals and road service permits to improve the transport system.
Belize Defense Force soldiers conduct live firing exercises in Baldy Beacon to enhance their battle skills and confidence with their weapons.
The government of Belize needs $190 million to avoid a sovereign default in the upcoming fiscal year, according to a draft report on national debt.
A new two-lane bridge will be constructed at Silver Creek on the Hummingbird Highway, funded by the European Union and built by Cisco Construction.
BDF soldiers dismantle illegal fences in Jalacte, Belize, with OAS representatives verifying the border situation amid ongoing territorial disputes with Guatemala.
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